The hullabaloo surrounding Tiger Woods will-he-or-won’t-he? appearance at this year’s Masters—ending with he would—managed to partially obscure the otherwise glaring… Read more »
Getting Your Fill of Phil
Posts Tagged: Golf Oklahoma
Book Now, Play Later
Golf during the pandemic was blissful—open air, companionship, automatic social distancing thanks to spraying our shots all over the courses…. Read more »
Heed Your Elders, You Whippersnappers!
As Phil Mickelson remarkably demonstrated at this year’s PGA Championship, age and experience make a potent combination. Dottie Pepper confirms… Read more »
On the Road and in the Stands
We’re roaming a bit—to Scotland, and into the spectators’ seats for a couple of books that aren’t strictly about golf… Read more »
Seek and You May Find
“Golf is an awkward set of bodily contortions designed to produce a graceful result.” –Tommy Armour The title may be… Read more »
Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way
The ink was barely dry on the morning’s papers last July 22 when a band of U.S. golf writers wandered… Read more »
Giving Young Tom His Due
At least on social media these days most GOAT discussions—who’s the Greatest of All Time?–assume it’s a two-man race in… Read more »
Companions on the Couch or on the Course
Where better to have a literary discussion than at the Algonquin Hotel in New York City, where the lettered ghosts… Read more »
Taking the Measure of a Golfing Man
It was the late, great P.G. Wodehouse who said, “To find a man’s true character, play golf with him,” and… Read more »
Going Cajun in Louisiana’s Audubon Country
Louisiana’s new tourism slogan, “Feed Your Soul,” seems right on the money to me, having just returned* from a southern… Read more »
